Page 3 - Medical articles of GP (general practitioner)

By Dr Gaggandeep Singh Alg
30.09.24
GP (general practitioner)

From mobility to memory: key tips for ageing well at home

As people age, maintaining health and wellbeing becomes increasingly important. The ability to live independently while ensuring safety and comfort is a priority for many older adults. In this article, Dr Gaggandeep Singh, distinguished consultant in General medicine and Geriatric medicine, aims to provide valuable information on how to age well at home, covering aspects of mobility, nutrition, mental health, and safety.

Weighing scales used to measure weight loss.

By Dr Sandar Hlaing
26.09.24
GP (general practitioner)

What's the healthiest way to lose weight?

Losing weight in a healthy and sustainable way is a common goal. It’s important to focus on gradual, long-term changes rather than quick fixes. A healthy approach to weight loss not only promotes overall well-being but also helps to maintain the results over time. Leading GP Dr Sandar Hlaing provides some key strategies to consider, in this informative article.

Written by Top Doctors
GP (general practitioner)

Vaccines explained: what you need to know about immunisations for all ages

This article explains the importance of vaccines for people of all ages, detailing how they work, why they are necessary, and which vaccines are recommended for children, adults, and travellers. It highlights the safety of vaccines and the need for regular immunisation to maintain health and prevent serious diseases.

Older woman who has experienced menopause

By Dr Rupa Parmar
25.09.24
GP (general practitioner)

Menopause management

Here to tell us all about menopause management is leading GP Dr Rupa Parmar.

Written by Top Doctors
GP (general practitioner)

The role of family history in your health: what you need to know

A family medical history is a valuable tool in understanding your potential health risks. By knowing the conditions that have affected your close relatives, you can work with your doctor to develop a personalised healthcare plan. This may involve early screenings, lifestyle adjustments, or even genetic testing to reduce the risk of developing diseases such as heart disease, cancer, or diabetes. Recognising patterns in family health can empower you to take proactive steps in protecting your well-being and making informed health decisions.

By Dr Ryan Murray
19.09.24
GP (general practitioner)

Managing allergies: Understanding triggers and effective treatment options

Allergies affect millions of people worldwide and can range from mild discomfort to severe, life-threatening reactions. Understanding the triggers behind allergic reactions and exploring effective treatment options are key to managing allergies successfully. Leading general practitioner Dr Ryan Murray provides a detailed look at this important topic.

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GP (general practitioner)

Understanding and managing chronic pain: a guide to better living

In this article Dr David Chan provides an overview of chronic pain, answering common questions and offering practical advice on how to manage it for a better quality of life.

Health screening is a useful tool in health prevention.

By Dr Lucy Dormer
16.09.24
GP (general practitioner)

The lifesaving power of health screening: A general practitioner’s perspective

Health screening is a vital tool for detecting potential health problems before they become more serious. From a general practitioner's perspective, regular screenings can significantly increase the chances of early diagnosis, effective treatment, and even prevention of life-threatening conditions such as cancer, heart disease and diabetes. Here to tell us all about this important topic is a leading GP.

By Dr Siobhan Graham
16.09.24
GP (general practitioner)

Sports injuries: Effective management and recovery tips

Sports injuries are common among athletes of all levels, ranging from minor sprains to severe fractures or ligament tears. Whether you're a professional athlete or someone who enjoys recreational sports, leading private general practitioner (GP) with a special interest in sports medicine, Dr Siobhan Graham takes a look at understanding management and recovering from injuries, and how it’s essential to ensure a safe return to activity. Proper care can also reduce the risk of long-term damage or recurring issues.